Kerala dealer ordered to pay Rs 28,000 after buyer gets wrong-colour Royal Enfield

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A consumer commission in Kerala has ruled against a Royal Enfield dealer over unfair trade practices. A buyer waited three months for a silver motorcycle but was handed a blue one, along with other problems noticed at pickup. The commission directed the dealer to pay Rs 25,000 in compensation along with legal costs. The dealer has been given 30 days to comply or face additional interest charges.

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